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NOTtCft or 1AJJE or LAND
Under the authority contained u
• dead Of trust rxecutod'by t “
^"•fV*** wife. Kntle Clyde Bpoacs
o* Hamjtt County tafiSTlO. K?
*t*i tha conditions named In Mid
•*<»* «* having been com
Piled vlth, ssd the holder of the
not* secured thereby haring in ac
eordanea ml A tha prorisloBs named
In Mid deed af trust declared the
strjsftsterafisss
umb th* trustees that tha power ot
Ml* contained fat said dead of trust
■ h* exercised, the uadersignod tru>
toes named la Mid deed of trust, will
Ion Saturday, tha 80th day af Fabrn
ary 1821, at on* o'clock P. If., at
the courthouse door in Lilliagton,
North Carolina, tall at public auction
to tha highest bidder far cash the
load described in said deed of trust,
facing a tract of land in Lullingtou
J'WMhhi, Harnett County. Sute of
North Caroiiaa, adjoining tbs lauds
°f hrs Annie It. Hare, 7. B. Lanier,
and others, and bounded aa follows,
vis:
Beginning at a slabs in the can Ur
of Front Street of the town of UL
liagton ns extended in th* center of
Front Street of tha Toss of Isling
ton as extended in westerly direction
at a point opposite th* northwest
comor of lend deeded to Alia. Annie
N-Har* by Board of Trustees of tho
Llllington High School, and runs
thonce North 74 degree* S6' West
1305 fact to a western lint of tha
Pegram land: ftnci an tha line of
uid land S. U/dogrwss 20’ Want 421
fed to a staked tha original corner of
th* ®**< tB. Bagram loo acre tract
and the A. N. Waddell 76 aero tract;
thence North/5» degrees 40' Wort
ISS4 feet tow Stake in the Grady line;
theaca Sodhf44 degrees 6' West
1011 feet to'A stake io the corner of
K. street extended; thence as the can
ter of said street S. 71 degrees 85*
Bast 1778 feet to a stake, the comer
of t acre tract deeded to T. L. Bayne,
Jr.; theaca at tha Una of that tract
N. 18 degrees 25' East 898 feet to
a stake; thence S. 71 degree* 88’ E.
880 feet to a stake in th* line ef Mrs.
Hare; thence with her line N. 18 de
gyves 2S’ E. 781.8 feet to th* begin
ning, containing 48 acre*, more or
PUce at ah: Courthouse Doer,
Lillington, N. C.
Time of mle: Saturday, February
36,1 Ml, 1 o’clock F. M.
Term* of tale: Cash.
This the Mud day of January,
1M1.
S. RANDOLPH WILLIAMS,
N. A. TOWNSEND, Trustees.
Jaa 36 Fob I « 16 33.
NOTICE OP SALE UNDER MORT
r.ms
tJadar and by rtrtue at power of
sole contained in a Mortgage Deed
executed by W. H. Parrish to Use ma
de nirned Mortgagee bearing date af
January 36, 1916 aad recorded in
the oAcc of Register of Deads far
Harnett County In Bpok number 111
Page 390, the same mcring one note
of even date that width aad default
haring been made h the payment at
said not at maturity, the said M. A
Barbour as Mortgages wOl sal) at
public auction fof cash at tho Court
House Door, in Eta teem af LiUiag
tea, N. C., on Saturday, March 6.
1931. twelve o'clock, noon, tho fol
To whig tract of Maid lying in Bho)
Elrer ToWnshia, mid county and
state, describe* and defined as l<|\.
lows:
Beginning at a steka S. W. Corner
of a I 1-3 act* tract belonging ta J,
C. (StephenIon, end ran* thence g-|——■
2 1*2 W. Mi chaim to a stajbo near
a Hickory trae in the 6,'^, theace
Si' SI E. 7.50 chain* to the center of
the road pasting W. A_ Deaf* houac;
thence as this road N. »4 1-2 E. 14.40
.chain* to a stake ia the Angler Road.
JJ H. DeaT* ctner; three* as this
Wid lO 12 V. 10.63 chains to 2. C.
,afcPyh*o>% corner by saad Road;
dhen/e «• J. C. Btepheaseo’h line N.
MR. 17.80 chains to toe beginning,
eahaaining 23 1-2 acres more or lav.
/ This 28th, dbg ef January. 105t.
' 1C A. BARBOUR,
lUdfMtt
Ereaktte T. Dupree, Attorney. '
hk 1 t II 12 Mar L
GASOUNE DRUBTS DOWN
TWO CENTS IN INDIANA
Chicago, Jen. 16-A reduction of
t tents a gallon la the price of gaso
liae was announced here today by the
Etoadand Oil Company of Idtana. aa
a result of decreoaeo la the price of
crad* etL At sendee stations, the
prise dropped freas 28 to 27 cents
sad from tank wagons frem 27 cents
to 28 cants. Kerosene waa eut from
IS 1-2 te 15 1-2 easts a gallon.
“If crude oil continues to go down,
gasolina aad kerosene wii* naturally
go down with It," said W. M. Bur
ton, president of toe company.
State-wide tick lass attune a lower
Infest death rata te Eastern North
Carolina—also a market for cattle
raised ia the mountains.
“Oeopendic*
a tot hotter the
leemt KT
*ATE AND SANE FARMING I
FOR COTTON SECTIONS';
Tho Division of Agronomy of the1:
North Caroline Lire nil on Service hoi I
propoeod tho following at a safe and l
“M PUn for faming daring IF* I,
*•»»• cotton growing faction of
North Carolina under boll weevil
conditions:
l. Grow sufficient food and food
crops to meet tho needs of the fam
ily and livestock on the farm.
*■ Plant the fertile and well
miaed soils of the farm in cotton.
Reduce the acreage of cotton and
grow more par acre on tho acme
planted.
. A Use n liberal application of
foruliaer which contain! a larger pro.
portion of phosphoric acid than it
ordinarily recommended; this will
stimulate quick development and
early opening of the cotton.
4. Apply oil of tte fertiliser be
fore planting of cotton and keep the
plan to vigorously.
Use No Tap Dressing
6. The usual application of ni
trate of soda os s top-dressing for
cotton should be omitted when recom
mendation* thro* and four are follow
ed. since the side application will
cause later maturity.
Tfantirg cotton, use the
b««t wHI m a turf'd grown in your
locality.
T. Swd of the medium to early
maturing Tiriatir*. ruck u Wanna
maker. Cleveland, Mexican Big Boll. I
Express. Edgecombe. Cook, and
Thrice yield host under boll weevil
conditions.
8. Select seed of cotton each
rear from the planU that set the lar
gett amount of fruit under boll weev
il conditions.
*• 8»cure a aced cleanser, to
elean the cotton seed so as to be sure
of a good stand when planted early. f
10. Practice early and thorough
'reparation of the aei! so u> to g:t
•’O d .< ed bed for quick germir.a
oo und vigorous early growth of
cotton.
Give Plea'.y of Space
11. Giro the cotton suIBcien:
pace between the rows so that Ok
unshine can get la to d.v up the In
seted bolii and open the round boll
arly.
12- Plant the cotton thickly and
'low a good atand to remain aftc;
hoppirg. By thick planting tbt
lianta will mature quicker and will
nuke tmailer growth.
18- Bogin the cultivation of cot
on early, and cultivate frequently
o conserve moisture and hasten ma
turity.
It. Do as much fall breaking of
and as possible and grow cover crops
or soil Improvement and graxing'pur-.
loses. s
11. Plant more soybean for
oil improvement, seed, hay and grai
ns
18. Plant more sweet potatoes,
rish potatoes, and truck crops as
itoney crops,
17. For homo supplies, grow corn,
orghum or sugar esse, potatoes, oats
nd have a supply of pork and milk,
.nd work the home garden overtime.
Uee Waste Preducts
18. Utilise all the waste products
if the farm, as far as is practical to
!e so, that have manurial and feed
ng value.
This plan contemplates the produc
ion of food and feed by each fara
r, as nearly as it practical, to meat
ho needs of the family and livestock
a the farm, and at the same time
inrvides for adopting a system of
arming in which the producing pow
r of the sell will he gradually built
ip. Sasll yields per sere are one of
he greatest handicaps in this state
nd throughout the south generally
W1i*r» larger yield* are obtainable
the reduction of the acreage of mon
ey ervps should be made. If neces
sary, so that over production and de
ist roue mice* will be avoided.
Now Is the time to start planning
For thia year's crops. Plan right: The
plan above is believed to be safe one
For any and all years.
POULTRY CLUBS WIN HONORS
Tar Heel boys and girls captured
three prise* on their poultry club ex
tlbit at the Madison Square Garden
Poulttr Show New York City. The
dub birds were entered in open com
[petition wit tithe professional breed
jr* <jf the United .States, Canada and
England, and North Carolina was
:h© only staler represented by a club
exhibit.
• In black Ltngshari hens the Noith
Carolina entry.took second place with
* birj pronounced one of Ibe most
wonderfnlly colored hens ever seen,
it failed to place lirst because a few
lail fpathvrs were bent and broken
luring the long trip north.
Among the Buff Plymouth Rock
tockerels, with 17 entries, a N. a
tlub bird took third prise; while in
•be pullet clasa a club bird took fifth
unong 15 entries. The Buff Plymouth
pullet class was one of Ihe "hottest”
dasnes the Madison Square show has
wen in years, according to A. G. Oli
ver, in charge of poultry chibs in
(forth Carolina.
Throughout the show a large dia
play cage containing len Rhode I«
and Red cockerels bearing a label
‘North Carolina Roys and gills Poul
try Clubs" occupied the center of the
harden, next to the b'g fountain and ]
Fancy waterfowl vahibiL The "reds" j
ittracttd much attention and con
sent and the ten birds were sold at
•be close of the show to ten different
preeders.
WANTED—A SLOGAN
If you bad attended the State Far
mer/ and Farm Women’* Convention
at Raleigh laat year and wantid yuur
neighbors to go this year, would von
tell them?
Isn’t there tome rallying cry that
will ntakr them want to go and have
the time of their Uvea, luto so many
fa'-tn folks did last year?
The Secratary wants a slogan to
use in letters snd other printed met
ier for the coming State Convention.
He is offering- a prise of five dollars
for the best slogan received before
Februu.y 20, 1021.
Some slogans used for previous
conventions were:
"Remember the Dates—Bring your
Wife and Neighbors.’’ "Don’t mtas
the Farmer* and Farm Women’s Con
vention..Let* go’ to the Flusters
and Farm Women’s Convention." A
-here, snappy, timely slogan is want
ed. Send yours to W. F. Pate, Secre
tary. West Raleigh, before February
20. 1021.
PROTECTIVE TARIFF FOR
SOUTHERN GOODS URGED
Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 20.—A protect
ive tariff for practically all Southern
products with the exception of ehorl
staple cotton wx* urged :n resolutions
adopted at tbo rinsing session of the
Southern Tariff Congress here loday.
The resolutions adopted listed
many agilcultural. industrial and mi
"oral products for which protection
was specifically asked, nnd the ex
ception of tho shoit staple cotton
from the list was understood to have
resulted from Ihc fact that the South
enjoys a practical monopoly in that
field.
"Safe and sane" farming has a new
meaning this year.
Special
Prices on
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DIAMONDS
On
WATCHES
/fstkkam line
\ Complete Stock
Fine for Birthday
GIFTS
J.W.Jordan
Dunn, North Carolina
8 3
extra specials
CHINAWARE
Best Any Where
$230 Sets for_$140
$120 Sets for_$ 75
$ 80 Sets for_$ 50
$100 China
Closet. . $(
I ALL FURNITURE
DOWN--14 TO 1-2
SPECIAL BARGAINS
- I M _
40 P A R L O R SUITES
Mahogany and all Oaks
OIL STOVES
Red Star, $80 kind down
to.$55
NEW PERFECTION
And Others in Propor
tion
$ f 3 1.5 0 Refrigerator
Kitchen Cabinets for
$85.00
OTHERS LOWER
Stick Brooms_90c
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DINING TABLES LOW
$ 146.00 Majestic Range
$115.00
$90 Cameron Range
$60.00
$33.50 Cameron Stove
$20.00
$75 Barrett Range -$45
Refrigerators And Ice
Cream Freezers
40 PER CENT OFF 40
12c Fire Doga And
Smoothing Irons, lb..9c
LARD TINS —CHEAP
SEE ALL OF STOCK
BUTLER BROTHERS
ANNOUNCE REDUCTIONS
Of From 1-4 to 1-2
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN GUNS,
SHELLS
i
Every article in\the Big Store* and Warehouse*—Except
Victor Victrolaa -is Offered at these Reductions Which
Will Continue Until onditions Improve. This Is Your Op
portunity; Wheit We L°se You Gain—The Reductions
Are in Force Today—Gome at Once.
Burro hoofing: \ || ||||
\ ■ ° 3 PLY $2.40
Snell Bicy^l esl
Brace Fork and Double
Brace Frame
$50.00
Steel Concrete
WHEEL
BARROWS
$12.00
American Steel Wire Poultry Fencing, per Roll_$4.76
NO GOODS CHARGED OR SENT ON APPROVAL
- AT THESE PRICES -
Butler Brothers
DUNN AND VAJR1NA N. C.
EXTRA SPECIALS
4 Square Yard* Linol
eum ..$3.00
Curtain and Drapery
Rods _ _ _40c
$2.00 Curtain and Drap
ery Goods ..._$1.00
COTS. SPRINGS AND
• MATTRESSES
CHEAP
ROLLER TOP AND
TYPEWRITER DESKS
-WAY OFF
BOYS AUTOMOBILES
AND WAGONS AT
HALF PRICE
BARGAINS IN FINE
LINE LOT OF FLOOR
- LAMPS -
Liquid Asbestos Cement
—Fire Proof and Guar
anteed to stop leak in any
roof . --$2.00 Gal.
—LOW PRICES ON—
Guano Distributors,
Com and Cotton Plant
ers, Cultivators, Riding
Plows, Hoes, Rakes,
Pitch Forks and other
implements.
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Tires And Other Auto
Accessories Very Low
Screen Doors, Windows,
Sasha, Doors and Man
tels at Extra Low Prices.
SHINGLES, LIME AND
NAILS REDUCED
Bargains in Pianos And
- ORGANS
PAINTS, OILS, ETC.,
GREATLY REDUCED
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